Refurbished, Crosman 1377C Pellet Pistol, Brown

Excellent value...easy to pump....accurate.....no problems at all. My grandson and I have a lot of fun with this....the memories alone are worth it. thumbs up!!!

I was not expecting much, but am pleasantly surprised. Seems to be highly accurate and although I am not pumping it up to the max velocity seems to have plenty of power. I have had a blast with an indoor target I set up. I wish the pellets were a little easier to load but I finally got the hang of it and can load fairly fast. I would recommend this air pistol.

I have my grandfathers Medalist II 1300 22cal, It is a great target gun but it is leaking when pumped up. I was looking for parts when I came across the 1377c, I knew that if it was anything like the 1300 that it would be a great gun, and I was not disappointed!! I took my kids out to my in-laws woods, and we were hitting pop cans with ease from twenty to thirty feet plus. The 1377c has a lot of hitting power too. I look forward to doing a lot of shooting with it.

When I first got it I couldnt zero because rear sight wouldnt go low enough so I got a daisy red dot and installed a new steel Breech now the gun shoots on a dime at ten yards.

I owned one of these when i was a kid, now i get to relive my childhood over, except for the glass breaking, i'm going to mod this one

Can't tell the difference from a brand new model. Nice pistol, if you don't mind pumping for every shot.

After reading all the reviews on this refurbished pistol, I decided to give it a try. Once I received it, I took it out for some target shooting and it performed flawlessly. Out of the box, the sights were right on.
Its a great value for the price.

Pros
Good price, accurate out of the box.

Cons
Since I have large hands, I learned to to keep my palm open when pumping it. Caught the skin on my palm between the barrel and handle. Ouch!

I am a retired U.S. Army paratrooper. I also have been a competitive 6Bullseye and silhouette pistol shooter since the age of 14. I've spent literally tens of thousands on pistols over the years. I own several Fiochis, Hamerlis , Walthers,accurized Rugers,High Standards and Colt M1911s. For under a $100 u ant find a pistol that will out perform any of the 13xxs.. I bought the refurb because I had the parts waiting on it for a complete work over. In fact I ordered a steel breech that came with the pistol. Sorry Airdepot. I had a Lothar Walther barrel that I purchased direct from LM. This being said I still had to try it out of the box. The stock sights are horrible but workable. I played with it for about 5 mins from approximately 10 meters. I could keep groups about the size of a quarter consistently with it. This is shooting off hand. I'm sure from a ransom rest I could tighten those up a bit. I bought this to turn into a carbine for my grandson who is going to turn 10 next month. He is going to assist me in in the build. I've modified several of these over the years for my sons and my eldest grandson who is 15 now and an avid shooter. He has a couple that he's modified since i gave him his first one about 3 years ago. Also there isn't a better platform to start with if you want to build a very accurate,classy ,versatile, airgun that will perform with weapons that cost hundreds more even after modifying one.

Pros
Affordable!

Cons
For the money there aren't too many. If I had to be picky. The trigger and sights would be tne1st thing I'd fix and change.

recieved product looked like new, test at 8 yards, adjusted sights [ not the best sights but only 37 dollars refurbished ] shot well but found out old hands had trouble pumping up after about 20 shots like gun but have ordered crosman 2240.

Pros
shot well ,great price, lots of add ons

Cons
not as easy to pump

Simply put, this refurbished 1377 Classic is a GREAT buy! Sights were right-on out of the box at 10 yards, and the gun is more accurate than I am! However, the sights need to be handled with care. I don't recommend adjusting them unless it's absolutely necessary. A few other observations: (1) A minimum of 5 pumps is necessary for ricochet-free shooting, and (2) the stock plastic breech is fine for normal backyard plinking. If you plan to modify the gun, buy and install an after-market steel breech so that a red-dot scope may be added. (3) Oil the gun as instructed so accuracy won't suffer and the "innards" function properly.

In my opinion, following simple guidelines like those above will give you many hours of cheap, trouble-free shooting. The gun likes the Crosman .177 Destroyer Pointed Pellets and the Crosman .177 Premier Hollow Point Hunting Pellets. Buy the gun. The folks at Airgun Depot know what they are talking about, and their shipping is very prompt.

Pros
Accuracy, well-fitted grips and forearm, relatively easy to pump.

Cons
none